Loco – English Lyrics

• By: Key Glock

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the raw and confident world of Key Glock with his track "Loco"! This Memphis hip-hop banger offers a direct look into contemporary street vernacular and boasts about an unbothered, affluent lifestyle. Learning the lyrics to "Loco" will not only immerse you in Key Glock's unique flow and distinct Memphis sound but also introduce you to common slang and expressions used to convey self-assurance and financial success in modern rap culture. Its straightforward delivery and heavy bass make it a compelling piece to understand the genre's current pulse.

[English]

Get the bag, King Wonka (let go)

Whew (let go)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah (let go)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah (let go)

Yeah (let go, whew)

Yeah (yeah)

Lil' bro on the pills, he tweakin' (whoo)

I just borrowed this bitch for the weekend (whoa)

Micheal Jackson bad I beat it (yeah)

I be pimpin' these hos no secret (yeah)

I be switchin' these hos out weekly

I be runnin' that money up daily (let go)

It's only one of my ex's hate me (wow)

Drive a ho crazy like Miss Daisy (yeah)

I'm talkin' 'bout loco (bitch)

I ain't goin' for shit, I got them sticks in the 'Rari four door (fah)

You know I put money over bitches, that's the bro code (yeah)

This bitch thinkin' that she me or some, she don't like broke hos (the fuck?)

She got full of Don Julio, suck it in slow-mo

Go, go, go, I just popped a G, on round three, I'm on go (go)

I just went deep, super deep, she want some more (more)

She hopped on top and float (let go)

Yeah, she ride it like a slope (whew)

Yeah, she ride it like a bike (yeah)

They like, "Is you rollin' Glizock?", shit, bitch, I might (yeah)

That lil' shit was hittin', I had to get up in it twice (yeah)

Yeah, that shit twice as nice (huh)

Cutthroat La Familia, we'll rearrange your life (yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, bah, bah-bah-bah, let go)

Lil' bro on the pills, he tweakin' (whoo)

I just borrowed this bitch for the weekend (whoa)

Micheal Jackson bad I beat it (bad)

I be pimpin' these hos no secret (yeah)

I be switchin' these hos out weekly (whoo)

I be runnin' that money up daily (let go)

It's only one of my ex's hate me (hah)

Drive a ho crazy like Miss Daisy (yeah)

I'm talkin' 'bout loco (bitch)

I ain't goin' for shit, I got them sticks in the 'Rari four-door (fah)

You know I put money over bitches, that's the bro code (yeah)

This bitch thinkin' that she me or some, she don't like broke hoes (the fuck?)

She got full of Don Julio, suck it in slow-mo (yeah)

Go (yeah), go (yeah)

Go (yeah)

Go, baby, go baby, go baby, go (yeah)

I told her go, baby, go, go, go, go, go (baby, baby, baby)

I told her go, baby, go, go, go, go, go (yeah)

Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh

The fuck?

Wonka secured the bag

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
loco /ˈloʊkoʊ/ B1	adjective - Crazy, insane.
tweakin' /ˈtwiːkɪn/ B1	verb - Acting erratically, often due to drug use.
pimpin' /ˈpɪmpɪn/ C1	verb - To control or exploit someone, often for financial gain; to act as a pimp.
switchin' /ˈswɪtʃɪn/ B1	verb - Changing or exchanging.
runnin' /ˈrʌnɪn/ A2	verb - Moving quickly by foot or other means.
crazy /ˈkreɪzi/ A2	adjective - Mentally deranged, extremely enthusiastic, or foolish.
sticks /stɪks/ B1	noun - Firearms, guns.
secured /sɪˈkjʊrd/ B1	verb - Made safe or certain.
borrowed /ˈbɑːroʊd/ A2	verb - Took and used something temporarily.
weekly /ˈwiːkli/ A2	adverb - Happening once a week.
daily /ˈdeɪli/ A2	adverb - Happening every day.
ex's /ɛksɪz/ B1	noun - Former romantic partners.
bro /broʊ/ A2	noun - A close male friend.
Julio /ˈhuːlioʊ/ B1	noun - A brand of tequila.
popped /pɑːpt/ B1	verb - Consumed (a pill or drug).

Key Grammar Structures

• Lil' bro on the pills, he tweakin' (whoo)

  ➔ Present Continuous for ongoing action, colloquial language

  ➔ The phrase "he's tweakin'" uses the present continuous to describe a temporary state. The verb 'tweakin'' is slang for being agitated or under the influence. The sentence describes the brother's current state.

• I just borrowed this bitch for the weekend (whoa)

  ➔ Past Simple (just + past participle), informal/vulgar language

  ➔ "Borrowed" is in the past simple, indicating a completed action. "Just" emphasizes the recentness of the action. The word "bitch" is highly offensive slang.

• Drive a ho crazy like Miss Daisy (yeah)

  ➔ Transitive verb 'drive' used figuratively, colloquial language

  ➔ The verb 'drive' is used metaphorically to mean 'make someone feel'. The comparison to 'Miss Daisy' is a reference to the film, implying a frustrating and demanding situation.

• You know I put money over bitches, that's the bro code (yeah)

  ➔ Object complement, colloquial language, use of 'code' as a set of rules

  ➔ The phrase 'put money over bitches' means prioritizing money above romantic relationships. 'Bro code' refers to an unspoken set of rules among male friends.